Girl With The Hazel Eyes

Darkness, The · Other Songs - Darkness, The

Over in the wetlands of East Anglia
With a girl who wants to boast post-parency
She trekked for many moons from the land of Firth
With the cruel and (???) rolling sea
And she said
Who's the guy I got berked in and who said born in Scarborough?

Girl with the Hazel Eyes
Ahhhh...
Girl with the Hazel Eyes
Aahhhh...

None of us had taken the toll of her
Her face was well and mean with the heathen sea
And next her set of eyes walking the room
And it was clear this girl, she was talking to me
And said
Who's the guy I got berked in and who said born in Scarborough?

Girl with the Hazel Eyes
Ahhh...

Girl With The Hazel Eyes

Released by The Darkness in 2005, 'Girl With The Hazel Eyes' stands as a defining track of the band's early glam metal era. The song blends the group's signature high-energy rock sound with a melodic, almost pop-inflected structure that highlighted their versatility beyond typical power metal tropes. Featuring a distinctive vocal performance and a memorable chorus, the recording became a staple of their discography and a popular choice for live sets. It reflects the band's ability to craft anthemic songs during the mid-2000s, contributing to their growing reputation as a dynamic act capable of delivering both aggressive riffs and catchy melodies. The track remains a notable example of their work from this period, showcasing their songwriting depth and stage presence.